A prolific Big Apple shoplifter with over 150 arrests dating back to his teens was busted again in Queens this week, sources told The Post.

Tedera Williams, 47, was nabbed on Friday for three separate incidents in which he stole beer from three separate Rite Aids in Queens.

The thefts included seven cases of Corona beer and a shopping cart on Sept. 21, stolen Heineken on Sept. 23 and another 12-pack of Coronas on Friday.

He is separately facing petit larceny charges from a string of Sept. 8 incidents, according to public records. He was arrested in Manhattan on several misdemeanor larceny charges on Sept. 25 after being caught stealing a polo shirt, belt and jeans from Bloomingdale’s on the Upper East Side, and released without bail.

Williams was first arrested as a teen, but the early busts are sealed, sources said.

His publicly available rap sheet begins Jan. 10, 2000, and includes at least 153 arrests including for charges of petit larceny, robberies, tampering with evidence, stealing, burglary and forcible touching in 2019 for rubbing a 22-year-old woman’s butt.

He remained in custody as of Saturday evening.

Additional reporting by David Meyer